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We continue The Return series, by talking about a return to boundaries, and what technology quietly did to our availability, our expectations, and our ability to rest.
There was a time when being unreachable was normal. When access was predictable. When interruptions required permission. And when rest didn’t come with guilt.
Now, flexibility is praised, but many of us feel constantly on, endlessly interruptible, and unable to fully clock out. Not because we lack discipline, but because the limits that once protected us quietly disappeared.
In today’s episode, we’ll look at what we lost when boundaries eroded and why returning to a few simple rhythms might help us reclaim our time, our attention, and the space to actually rest again.
By Bekki Lindner, Jolene Lau, Sydney Naumann & Krystal Wagner5
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We continue The Return series, by talking about a return to boundaries, and what technology quietly did to our availability, our expectations, and our ability to rest.
There was a time when being unreachable was normal. When access was predictable. When interruptions required permission. And when rest didn’t come with guilt.
Now, flexibility is praised, but many of us feel constantly on, endlessly interruptible, and unable to fully clock out. Not because we lack discipline, but because the limits that once protected us quietly disappeared.
In today’s episode, we’ll look at what we lost when boundaries eroded and why returning to a few simple rhythms might help us reclaim our time, our attention, and the space to actually rest again.